If you haven’t already heard, some exciting news (and two clarifications) from Dan Cohen:

I’m pleased to announce a major alliance between the Zotero project at the Center for History and New Media and the Internet Archive.

The Zotero-IA alliance will create a “Zotero Commons” into which scholarly materials can be added simply via the Zotero client.

Cohen’s blog is also where I first heard about ScholarPress, which provides two (so far) cool educational plugins for Wordpress.

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